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Player: Bradley Stephens

Hometown: McAllen, TX

Position: RB

Height: 5’10”

Weight: 190

40 time: 4.4

Visit Date:

Scholarships offered: Texas A&M, Iowa St, Okla St, Houston

Favorites: None

Rankings/Stars:

Rivals: NR/

Bid Red Report: NR/

Assesing the talent: Nebraska coaches only got 1 prospect out of the state of Texas last year in Will Henry. This year, Nebraska coaches plan on hitting Texas with everything they have. They have already offered the top 2 preseason prospects in QB Ryan Mallett and LB/DE Richetti Jones. Bradley Stephens is now next on that list of prospects being targeted. He is ranked 21st on the top 100 Texas prospects for 2007. He currently has verbal offers from Texas A&M, Iowa St, Okla St, and Houston. He's also receiving mail from Nebraska, Notre Dame, Florida St, Florida, Michigan, Ohio St, Texas, Missouri and Miami.

Last year, he rushed for 2,640 yards on 245 carries (avg 10.7 yards per carry) and 38 touchdowns. He also caught 12 passes for 200 yards and 3 touchdowns. He also played on special teams, and gained 325 yards on kickoff returns. He earned all South Texas team MVP honor and 2nd team all RB honors after RB Joseph Reese who is expected to be the top RB prospect in Texas for the 2007 class (currently ranked 15th on the 2007 watch list). In addition to his staggering numbers on the field, Bradley has a knack for knowledge in the classroom with his 4.0 GPA which makes him even more attractive.

Bradley has a bench press of 295 pounds, squat of 575 and a vertical of 34 1/2 inches.

Odds of becoming a Husker: to early to tell with so much interest.

2005 stats:

3,163 All purpose yards

244 rushes for 2633 yards and 38 TD's

12 rec for 150 yards

25.1 yd avg KO return

1 KO return for TD (91 yards)

40 yd avg punt distance

2005 honors:

THSF Class 5A Mr. Football MVP

THSF 2005 Billy Sims Award Finalist

THSF Rising Star Award Finalist

All-Bay Area MVP

5ATexasFootball South Texas MVP

1st Team 5ATF All-Texas RB

5ATexasFootball All-Junior Team RB

All-District Football Team

2005 1st Team APSE All-State RB

All-Rio Grand Valley MVP

DCTF 2005 Top Junior RB Recruit

2004 stats:

196 rushes for 1,645 yards

22 rec. for 476 yards

35 yd avg punt distance

2004 honors:

All-District Football Team

All-Bay Area Football Team

Led District in Rushing, Scoring

McAllen Monitor Pre-Season MVP

StudentSports National Top Recruit

'05 Max Emfinger Top 25 '07 Recruit

5ATexasFootball All-Texas RB Top 10

2003 stats:

123 rushes for 1,176 yards and 16 touchdowns

23 rec, for 376 yards

2003 Honors:

All-District Football Team

All-Bay Area Football Team

Top District Scoring Leader

2nd in District Rushing

StudentSports Top 20 '07 Recruit

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2005 stats:

3,163 All purpose yards

244 rushes for 2633 yards and 28 TD's

12 rec for 150 yards

25.1 yd avg KO return

1 KO return for TD (91 yards)

40 yd avg punt return
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Note: he rushed for 38 tds, not 28. It was correct earlier in the post. He also punted for a 40 yard average not had a punt return average of 40 yards.

Another positive stat is he holds a 4.0 GPA so academics shouldn't be an issue

 
2005 stats:

3,163 All purpose yards

244 rushes for 2633 yards and 28 TD's

12 rec for 150 yards

25.1 yd avg KO return

1 KO return for TD (91 yards)

40 yd avg punt return
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Note: he rushed for 38 tds, not 28. It was correct earlier in the post. He also punted for a 40 yard average not had a punt return average of 40 yards.

Another positive stat is he holds a 4.0 GPA so academics shouldn't be an issue
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Thanks for catching those typos. I went ahead and corrected it. As far as his GPA, i think i mentioned that in the post

 
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Any player you have a question about or you believe should be or is going to be offered by Nebraska will go here. Always trying to keep it organized!!!! :cheers :cheers :cheers :thumbs :thumbs :thumbs

eric the red

 
Any player you have a question about or you believe should be or is going to be offered by Nebraska will go here. Always trying to keep it organized!!!! :cheers :cheers :cheers :thumbs :thumbs :thumbs
eric the red
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Good idea. Maybe my John Clay post should be moved here.

 
Player: Austin Cassidy

Hometown: Lincoln (Southwest), NE

Position: QB

Height: 6’1”

Weight: 188

40 time: 4.88

Visit Date:

Scholarships offered:

Favorites: Nebraska

Rankings/Stars:

Rivals: NR/

Bid Red Report: NR/

Assessing the talent: Pro-style QB. Attended Manhatten Nike Training Camp. Little is known about him at this time. Nameless or Eric?

Odds of becoming a Cornhusker: Greater than 10%? Currently lives and attending high school in Nebraska and has the Huskers as his lone favorite.

 
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There are a good number of the top 100 juniors that are showing interest in Nebraska. link

I still cannot fathom the fact that John Clay doesn't have an offer yet while others have been given already.

 
Player: Jason Munns

Hometown: Kennewick, WA

Position: QB

Height: 6'5”

Weight: 230

40 time:

Visit Date:

Scholarships offered:

Favorites: Notre Dame, Oregon, Washington, Washington State, Alabama, Florida, Oklahoma, Oregon State, Nebraska

Rankings/Stars:

Rivals:

Bid Red Report: :star :star :star :star

Assessing the talent: Will be the top prep QB in Washington State next year. A real man among boys. Southridge High runs a pass-first offense, and he's been a starter for two years. He's a 3.8 GPA student, an excellent athlete, and by all accounts is a terrific leader.

Odds of becoming a Cornhusker: 10% Leon Jackson is from the same area, so Nebraska has some exposure in Kennewick. I'd be shocked if we didn't offer Munns at some point. He's got the tools to be an incredible college QB. I'd bet on BC himself making the trek to Kennewick. I live about 90 minutes away, so I'll monitor his senior season.

Here's an article

 
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I'm sorry. I copied and pasted the format from another prospect and forgot to replace the 40 time.

Sorry!

Still a GREAT prospect.

 
Munns is LDS, so he's looking at BYU and Utah. Says Indiana and FSU are sending him the most mail.

He's noticed Nebraska's recent success and notes that Jackson and Carriker are from the area.

Distance also may also play a role - it sounds like he may stay close to home, or at least have that desire.

I'd rank Notre Dame, Oregon, WSU, Washington, and BYU all ahead of Nebraska at this point.

 
I splurged and got a one-month subscription to the Rivals' Insider stuff - in his article he mentions NU, but it was likely prompted by the interviewer.

 
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